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on What was the issue did the Baptists disagreed with other Christians leading to the formation of the Baptist church?
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∙ 10y ago
The Protestant Baptist Church were formed on many beliefs, both relevant and irrelevant to that of other protestant churches. The Baptist mainly separated on the belief that "good" or bad" deeds do not get people in or out of heaven. I, myself, being a baptist, are taught people receive salvation not through good actions, but a strong faith in Jesus Christ. By faith in Christ, individuals in advertantly are a better person, but the main focus is on Jesus, not how great people can make themselves look.
If you mean the difference that separated the and baptists from the other Christian religions was Infant baptism. There was a huge dispute on whether a baby needed to be baptized before reaching " the age of accountability"
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 10y agoA lot of things, one of the ideas of a Baptist church is soul competency, which means that each believer is able to read and interpret scripture for themselves. This means that while Baptists have basic fundamental beliefs that they agree on, the majority of issues are open for individual interpretation and disagreement.
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What's the difference between Baptist and Southern Baptist?
Southern Baptists are Christians.
What is the difference between southern baptist and christian?
Southern Baptists are Christians.
What has the author James Leo Garrett written?
James Leo Garrett has written: 'Baptists and Roman Catholicism' -- subject(s): Baptists, Catholic Church, Relations 'Baptist theology' -- subject(s): Baptists, Doctrines, History 'Systematic Theology Vol 1' 'Baptist relations with other Christians' -- subject(s): Baptists, Relations
What is the population of Baptists worldwide?
According to the Baptist World Alliance there are approximately 42 million baptists worldwide.
What are Baptist followers called?
People who follow baptist teachings are called "Baptists"
What is the hierarchy of baptist priesthood?
Baptists do not have priests.
Does the baptist believe in the gifts?
Most Baptists believe that Christians receive spiritual gifts, as mentioned in the New Testament, but they do not believe that it is essential to speak in tongues in order to be saved.
What has the author Edward Thurston Hiscox written?
Edward Thurston Hiscox is known for writing the "Standard Manual for Baptists" and the "The Baptist Hymnal." He was a Baptist minister and prolific author, specializing in works related to Baptist theology and practice.
What were the Baptist people before the 1500s?
There were no Baptists before the 1500s. The first Baptist church was in 1609.
Founder of Baptists?
Many folks are confused about this issue. Baptist did not have a founder. Not a human founder that is. The head and founder of the church is Jesus Christ Their standards and beliefs come directly from the word of God. They are followers of the Bible and are NOT protastant,seperatists,or a branch from the Catholic church. However these people were not always called Baptists. In ancient times it was just New Testament Christians. The term "Baptist" came around just before the middle ages. Due to persecution the Baptists were in hiding in different parts of the world and did not have an official name, so they were just "Biblical Christians". the first Baptist church in America was The First Baptist Church Of New York. The pastor was a man named John Clark who was a preacher from England.
What has the author Robert G Torbet written?
Robert G. Torbet has written: 'A social history of the Philadelphia Baptist association: 1707-1940' -- subject(s): Baptists, Philadelphia Baptist Association 'A history of the Baptists' -- subject(s): Baptists, History
What has the author Oliver N Worden written?
Oliver N. Worden has written: 'The first half century of the Northumberland Baptist Association' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Baptists, Baptists. Pennsylvania. Northumberland Baptist Association, Northumberland Baptist Association
